Are you a Christian

Vicar of Dibley wrote:Thought I would ask obviously i am a Christian just wondered how many others are   

Shady wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:Thought I would ask obviously i am a Christian just wondered how many others are   

Are you back Dibs?

Is the man coming back?

It's good to see you.

Ben_Reilly wrote:Hey VOD! As you know, I don't have a religious faith these days. However, I was raised Roman Catholic and still consider myself to be somewhat culturally a Catholic -- you can't spend three decades in a belief system and not have some of it rub off on you.

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:Hey VOD! As you know, I don't have a religious faith these days. However, I was raised Roman Catholic and still consider myself to be somewhat culturally a Catholic -- you can't spend three decades in a belief system and not have some of it rub off on you.

My dad is exactly the same he said only yesterday ''once a catholic always a chatholic''

Ben_Reilly wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

My dad is exactly the same he said only yesterday ''once a catholic always a chatholic''

Yeah, I still get on my best behavior whenever I see a nun around

Ben_Reilly wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

My dad is exactly the same he said only yesterday ''once a catholic always a chatholic''

Yeah, I still get on my best behavior whenever I see a nun around

FluffyBunny wrote:No but I was christened.

Sadly as I have grown older logic seems to dictate there is nothing to believe in.The end is the end.

gerber wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:No but I was christened.

Sadly as I have grown older logic seems to dictate there is nothing to believe in.The end is the end.

Aquaphobe......  

FluffyBunny wrote:

gerber wrote:

Aquaphobe......  

Scared of water?  

gerber wrote:

FluffyBunny wrote:

Scared of water?  

Yep, another term  " Mucky pup "   

Catman wrote:I was christened a Catholic, but my father was a protestant so did church lads brigade etc in church of England.

When my parents divorced i had a few years break from the church, but returned to the Catholic faith, by choice, in my early teens where i was a regular church goer and was eventually confirmed.

I left in my mid/late teens and now consider myself to be an athiest

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Catman wrote:I was christened a Catholic, but my father was a protestant so did church lads brigade etc in church of England.

When my parents divorced i had a few years break from the church, but returned to the Catholic faith, by choice, in my early teens where i was a regular church goer and was eventually confirmed.

I left in my mid/late teens and now consider myself to be an athiest

Thank you i think the Catholic religion is very oppressive , when i lived in Malta i used to hate the Sunday services really boring and drawn out .
As a little girl i remember one Sunday me and my cousin were sat right at the back of the church eating smarties and just as it was deadly silent i dropped the box and they went all over the place   

ha ha the priest wasn't amused , but we couldn't stop giggling . It passed the time away though   

Irn Bru wrote:I'm not a Christian but if and when I pop my cloggs and end up standing on a trapdoor and there really is a big guy standing there with his hands on a lever then I will say - yes, I am a Christian, always have been always will be.

 ::lies:: 

Catman wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:
Thank you i think the Catholic religion is very oppressive , when i lived in Malta i used to hate the Sunday services really boring and drawn out .
As a little girl i remember one Sunday me and my cousin were sat right at the back of the church eating smarties and just as it was deadly silent i dropped the box and they went all over the place   

ha ha the priest wasn't amused , but we couldn't stop giggling . It passed the time away though   

Yea...My mum went to a school that was run by nuns and didn't like her time there at all.

You should try sitting at the front of the church, when they were swinging that incense shit around, and trying not to cough!   

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

Catman wrote:

Yea...My mum went to a school that was run by nuns and didn't like her time there at all.

You should try sitting at the front of the church, when they were swinging that incense shit around, and trying not to cough!   

ha ha been there done that , that's why we sat at the back , it was much more fun .

feelthelove wrote:I kind of agree with Veya on this one........"magic sky giant master".....I just can't believe it but I do respect other's right to their faith   it just doesn't stack up.

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

feelthelove wrote:I kind of agree with Veya on this one........"magic sky giant master".....I just can't believe it but I do respect other's right to their faith   it just doesn't stack up.

that's okay thanks for replying , its down to personal experience also and circumstances which is how i became a believer .

gerber wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

that's okay thanks for replying , its down to personal experience also and circumstances which is how i became a believer .

Monkey or Vicar ?

xx

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

gerber wrote:

Monkey or Vicar ?

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explain please gerber   

gerber wrote:

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

explain please gerber   

Remember the Banana Splits  ?

Vicar of Dibley wrote:

gerber wrote:

Remember the Banana Splits  ?

yeah i do

feelthelove wrote:I kind of agree with Veya on this one........"magic sky giant master".....I just can't believe it but I do respect other's right to their faith   it just doesn't stack up.